The Future Is Human
In a world racing toward automation, what makes us irreplaceable? The Future is Human explores how people and technology can grow together without losing what makes work meaningful: creativity, connection, and vulnerability.Hosted by Naomi Trickey and Ella McCann Tomlin from…
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Can AI amplify us without isolating us? ft. Debora Gallo and Melanie Yencken (opens the original)
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We’re ending season one of The Future Is Human with the question that has been sitting under every conversation so far: what does it mean to stay human in work that is changing this fast? In the season finale, hosts Naomi Trickey and Ella McCann-Tomlin bring together two previous conversations with Debora Gallo and Melanie Yencken. Debora speaks from the deeply personal side of AI, where expertise, identity and connection are all being reshaped. Melanie speaks from the design and product side, w
Not the obvious path ft. Alex Costa de Wit and Nina Gualdi (opens the original)
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Most people leave university with some kind of blueprint of what’s to come. After business school, Alex Costa de Wit figured the next step would be a job in consulting. Nina Gualdi, on the other hand, would carve a path in design, communications, a master’s and then somehow, figure out the rest. Now, neither blueprint quite survived in the real world, but maybe that was the point. In this episode of The Future Is Human by Mews, host Ella McCann-Tomlin speaks with Alex and Nina about what it mean
Why Identity Is a Source of Intelligence, Not a Liability ft. Ingrid Tappin (opens the original)
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The thing you’ve been asked to minimise at work might be your greatest source of leadership intelligence. Rooms have rules. People put you in boxes. And most organisations still treat identity as a sensitivity to manage rather than a capability to unlock. In this episode of The Future Is Human by Mews, host Naomi Trickey is joined by Ingrid Tappin, creator of Identity Intelligence™, author of Exceptionals and founder of Diverse Leaders in Tech, to discuss what happens when we stop managing ident
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